Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-16

Mr.. VIM. X. Ellis and Miss Emma f. Rasner
were married this morning at 10 O'Clock in the
by Rev. Father Kerwick, OF st. Matthew'S church.
The bride wore becoming toilet OF white VaIcn
clennes lace made over white null. with a broad
sash OF creaIn-cOlOred mOire, and a corsage pOu-
Quet OF NephetoS roses ana myrtle. The wedding
was intended to be quiet one, because OF the
best man was Dr. j. Wilson DAVIS. The bridal
group was surrounded by numerous friends some
OF whom were Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. A. Prescott, Mrs.
Ryan, Miss Edna Ryan, the Misses Ellis Mr. E.
Everett Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr. ana
Mrs j. karr, the Misses Karr, General
Mcmillan, Miss Minnie Mcmillan, Miss Iris Me
MILAN, Mr.. and Mrs. and the Misses Eberly. Capt.
and Mrs. Armour, and Mr. b. l. Wheeler Afier
the service light refreshments were served to the
guests, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis took the il o'cocK
train for New York. They were ACCOMPANIED on
their journey by Mr. and Mrs. and Miss karr who
went on TO meet their son and brother, Mr.. Henry
Karr, who has been In Europe three years, and who
is expected to arrive tomorrow the North GER
man Lloyd steamer Saale. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis will
their return will live with Mrs. Rasner
ST. Johns church was the scene this morning at
IL O'Clock OF the marriage of Miss Ruby johnson.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Johnson OF Idle
w!id, ana NJ N b Edwn o. .. rarber OF Baltimore Mr..
NJ. Farber, and Mr.. Harry j. Farber, r., brothers
Of the groom, and Mr.. W. f. Coaie, OF Baltimore,
seated the guests In the church. They wore black
and white checked trousers, white waistcoats
black cutaway coats, and MarechaI Neil roses and
lilies OF the valley In their button holes, and white
gloves. The groom with his best man, DR.. Thos
Shearer, OF Baltimore, wearing flowers OF bonsilene
rose buds. met the bride at the altar. The
ushers moved up the aisle In couples, fol-
lowed by the maid Of honor, Miss Marion
johnson, sister OF the bride, who walked
alone, and the bride took the arm OF her
father. The ceremony was performed by Dr. W.
A. Leonard, assisted by DR.. Addison, OF Trinity
church. The bride wore travelling dress OF dark
blue cashmere, cuffs and vest OF white cloth en-
broidered In blue braid, toQue OF blue velvet and
the brown wings OF pheasant In II, gloves OF
smoke blue, and she carried bouquet of bonsilene
talD h
golden brown, faced with brown moire, brown
velvet toque trimmed with white wings OF a sea-
gull, and a bouquet OF Mareschal Neil roses. Mr.
and Mrs. Farber left on their wedding journey
Immediately after the service. Their future home
will be at l0l2 North Charles street. Baltimore
where they will be at home to their friends on
Wednesdays In December. AT the church were
seen Mrs ". f. johnson, Mr. and Mrs II. G. Far
Der, OF Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Phillips
OF philadelphia, Mrs Phillips being the sister OF
the groom: MI. and Mrs. Cofey, Mrs Darlington,
Mrs. Washington Mclean, Mr.. John r. Mclean
Mrs. Berry and the Misses Berry.
John C. Walker and Miss Jennie Y. McCully were
marred at Foundry NJ. E. Church this morning
The usherS were Harry j. Kidd, Charles j. Gil
lette, George McC. smith, and Warren X. Choate.
The couple left after the ceremony for New York
and the North for two weeks trip.
Mrs. r. J. c. Walker, Of WiIiamsport Pa, whose
husband was q member OF the 4Sth Congress- and
Mrs Arthur George Brown, daughter-in-law OF
Chief Justice Brown, OF Baltimore, are the guests
Of MIS-. Leo Knott for Few days.
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney are expected to ar
rive In the city on Friday.
Mrs Hubbard, the mother Of Attorney General
Garland will not receive this winter.
Invitations out for the marriage OF Miss Lib.
bic Quackenbush to Mr.. Neil Belt on Wednesday
evening, November %. at ST. Paul's p. K church,
23d street Nj. Belt Is wen known In musical
circles.